This program provides a life-changing opportunity for both host families and exchange students where they can learn about each other’s cultures and develop relationships that will last a lifetime. The program allows the exchange students to create life-long connections and go back to their countries to share their experiences in America.
Nothing beats summertime in Clackamas County, and no summer would be complete without a visit to the one and only Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo this August at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds in Canby.
The story of Kathy and Anne serves as an inspiration to us all. They show us that genuine friendship exists and that kindness is worth its weight in gold. It is essential to be kind to everyone you meet and to go above and beyond to help those in need.
Frog Pond Farm is a hidden gem in Wilsonville, Oregon. An ideal destination for families, the farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience, and it’s genuinely a must-visit place for animal lovers. Visitors can expect a day full of fun, adventure, and learning, all while supporting a local family-owned business dedicated to the welfare of its diverse range of animals. Your adventure at Frog Pond Farm awaits you!
Canby’s field trip was filled with experiential learning related to the theme of pollinators. Students rotated through 10 stations including the water station, 4-H program, tractors and insect stages. They planted basil, nasturtiums and marigolds to take home.
Canby High School’s track and field athletes impressed on the sport’s biggest stage at the OSAA state championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, winning two individual and team events and claiming a fifth-place finish for the 5A boys.
Canby High School junior Patricia Campbell proved herself such a hero recently when she swooped into action to help a person choking and unable to breathe at the Bridgeport Village mall in Tualatin.
The Canby High School band program capped an unprecedentedly successful spring campaign with some shiny new hardware this year, bringing home second place at the OSAA Band/Orchestra State Championships and placing fourth at the Oregon Music Education Association State Jazz Championships.
Athletes compete for fun in Hood River. The Hood River Special Olympics program has about 50 athletes of all ages participating in sports year round, Meckoll said. They compete in everything from bocce ball, bowling and basketball to track and field, swimming and skiing.
Sidewalk squares in downtown Forest Grove will be individually numbered and drawn on by people of all ages, ethnicities, and skill levels to create their works of art using vibrant colorful chalk.
The first thing you notice when you walk in is how fresh, clean and organized the space is. From the color scheme to the layout to the decidedly warm and welcoming atmosphere,
Fundraising continues for a larger facility. With the community’s support, the nonprofit also plans to greatly expand and enhance its programs and services in Canby, strengthen partnerships with other local organizations and nonprofits serving those in need, and work to share its model with neighboring communities who have expressed interest in replicating it.
Service above self. “As I mentioned, people join the Rotary for many reasons, but statistically, the number one reason people remain in the Rotary Club is for the fellowship.”
— Wendy McArthur Trumbo, Newberg Noon President
In 2017, the Molalla City Council embarked on creating a vision and action plan. The plan would be a road map for Molalla from 2020 to 2030. The project reached an important milestone in July 2018 with the idea of a city celebration.
Car donations = 580 meals to neighbors in need.
Donate Your Car to Charity.
Help Drive Away Hunger.
Providing meals, shelter and vocational training for people seeking a path to new life.